The Board meeting scheduled for April 7th is canceled!
Drop off recycling scheduled for April 11th is canceled!
Drop off recycling scheduled for April 11th is canceled!
1205 Easy Road
Carlisle, PA 17015
717-243-0855 phone
717-258-4715 fax
lowerfrankford@comcast.net
Carlisle, PA 17015
717-243-0855 phone
717-258-4715 fax
lowerfrankford@comcast.net
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Coronavirus Pandemic Actions
Emergency Declaration
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Coronavirus Pandemic Actions
Emergency Declaration
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At 7 a.m. Monday, April 6, weather permitting, road crews will begin construction of a temporary roadway and stream crossing in preparation to remove and replace the existing bridge that carries Route 944 over Locust Creek in Lower Frankford Township. This section of Route 944, also known as Enola Road, averages 990 vehicles traveled daily.
Eventually, Route 944 traffic will be shifted onto the temporary roadway between Old Mill Road and Long Lane Road for up to 140 days while the bridge is replaced.
Eventually, Route 944 traffic will be shifted onto the temporary roadway between Old Mill Road and Long Lane Road for up to 140 days while the bridge is replaced.
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Board of Supervisors Planning Commission
Year 2020 Meeting Dates Year 2020 Meeting Dates (appointments required) January 6 (reorganization & regular) January 15 February 4 February 19 (CANCELED) March 3 March 18 (CANCELED) April 7 (CANCELED) April 15 (CANCELED) May 5 May 20 June 9 June 17 July 7 July 15 August 4 August 19 September 8 September 16 October 6 October 21 October 20 – Budget Planning November 10 November 18 December 8 December 16 January 4, 2021 (reorganization & regular) The meetings are held at the Township Office and start at 7:00 P.M. |
TROOPER’S TIME
- Make sure house numbers are clearly marked, and are easily identifiable day or night. This will aid first responders by allowing them to more readily locate your residence in the event of an emergency.
- As warmer weather approaches, we will likely see more motorcycles on the road. All motorists are reminded to double check intersections for motorcycles, as they are sometimes difficult to see. For those operating motorcycles, please be mindful of gravel or left over weather related clearing materials on the roadways that may remain prior to spring cleanup.
- The PA Legislature recently approved use of automated camera speed enforcement in work zones. As the program expands, remember to drive the posted construction zone speed limit to avoid possibly civil penalty.
- While driving past an emergency scene or construction zone may draw curiosity, motorists are reminded of their duty to maintain their full attention on the roadway. An attempt to snap a picture or take a video while driving, regardless of the reason, is extremely dangerous.
- Please be aware of a variety of on going telephone scam techniques. If it seems suspicious end the call and DO NOT provide any further personal information above what the caller may have. Most of the personal information these deceptive individuals already have may have been obtained via internet. Don’t be fooled with “some” information that they have, and end up providing additional sensitive data. Based off of the circumstance you should consider contacting the police.
- As a reminder, if you see an emergency vehicle approaching towards you, or from behind, you are required by law to yield. Utilize your 4-way flashers, and pull over as far as safely possible to allow emergency responders to pass. DO NOT stop at the crest of a hill either. While you may be able to see over the hill, the emergency vehicle which is passing, likely cannot, making it even more dangerous for responders to navigate traffic.
- If you are stopped within a significant traffic backlog on the interstate, from a crash or potential roadwork, and you suspect your vehicle is going to run out of fuel or overheat, please pull as far from the travel lanes as you can and call for help.
- Spring is always a great time to check and update your address on your PA Driver’s License/ID Card, Vehicle Registration Card, and Insurance Card as needed.
- PSP Carlisle offers free gun locks. If you are interested in the program, please call PSP Carlisle at 717-249-2121 and ask to speak to a Firearms Instructor. Arrangement will then be made for you to stop by station.
- PSP Carlisle has a secure medication drop box located within our lobby, in which you can drop off old or expired medications. Please note that we will not accept liquids, aerosols, or needles.
- PSP cautions people about the upcoming census. Please review the flyer. 2020 Census Safety
Lower Frankford Township is situated in the north central part of Cumberland County, in south central Pennsylvania. The township is bordered to the south by the Conodoguinet Creek, to the east by North Middleton Township, to the west by Upper Frankford Township and to the north by the Perry County townships of Tyrone and Spring.
